Episode #234: Stick 'Em Up

Highlights of this shimmering collection of audiophonic foil of the R&B persuasion include a group I misidentified on mic as "Sag War Hare," a response to Mary Wells, the shingaling, horticulture, the legal definition of L-U-V, liars, and the coolest English teacher who ever existed in Rochester, New York.

Artist	Song	Year	Label
Set 1
Theresa Lindsey	Gotta Find a Way	1964	Correc-Tone Recording
Elliott Small	Stay in My Heart	1969	New Sound
Funk Inc.	We Can Be Friends	1973	Prestige
Jackie Lavant & the Fashions	What Goes Up	1972	Phil L.A. of Soul
Sag War Fare	Don't Be So Jive	1972	Libra
The Vel-Vets	I Got to Find Me Somebody	1967	20th Century
Buster Benton	Catch Up With the World	1969	Twinight
Set 2
Black Sugar	Too Late	1971	Lazarus Audio Products
Fontella Bass & Bobby McClure	Don't Mess Up a Good Thing	1965	Checker
Gene Chandler	You Threw a Lucky Punch	1964	Checker
Entertainers IV	My Garden of Eden	1966	Dore
Peaches & Herb	Two Little Kids	1968	Date
Jackey Beavers	Ooh, I Love You	1974	Seventy-Seven
Nancy Dupree with Group of Rochester, NY Youngsters	Bag Snatchin'	1970	Folkways
Ultra High Frequency	Saddest Smile In Town	1973	Wand
Set 3
Don Covay	Shingaling '67	1967	Atlantic
Archie Shepp	Stick 'Em Up	1970	Impulse!
Myra Barnes	The Message From the Soul Sisters (Pt. 1 & 2)	1970	King
Wanda Davis	Take Care	1969	Project Soul
Dionne Warwick	Reach Out for Me	1964	Scepter
The Persuaders	What Is the Definition of Love	1973	ATCO
Sam Cooke	Sugar Dumpling	1965	RCA Victor
The Incredibles	I'll Make It Easy	1966	Audio Arts!
Set 4/Outro
Beverly Jones & the Prestons	Hear You Talking	1965	Swan
Tony Lampkin	He's a Better Liar Than Me	1974	Jemkl Soul
The San Remo Golden Strings	I'm Satisfied	1966	Ric-Tic
Archie Bell & the Drells	Love Will Rain on You	1968	Atlantic
The Voices of East Harlem	Music in the Air	1970	Elektra
The Winstons	Need a Replacement	1968	Curtom
Ann Sexton	I Still Love You	1972	Seventy Seven
Smokey Robinson	Wanna Know My Mind	1973	Tamla